FelixandreSims

CC creator, Designer, 33, German

[felixandresims]

Hello Everyone! :)

The glamping journey is coming to an end with Ikhas Part 4! It is time to finish up those tent interiors so your Sims can finally relax.

This final part includes all the bathroom and kitchen essentials you need: a sunken bathtub, a campaign-inspired sink, a freestanding shower, and a toilet with a matching surround. I also included shelves for a kitchenette, a mini-fridge, campaign dining furniture, and a wardrobe that pairs perfectly with the Soho walk-in closet items!

This Set is on Early Access and you will find it here

Thank you for coming along on this safari trip over the past four months. Now it is time for your Sims to pack up and head home, because next month we are revisiting an old friend...

Lots of Luv,

Felix xx

[felixandresims]

IKHAS PAVILION

Hello Everyone! :)

Just in time for the weekend, I wanted to share a fun little extra with you! I’ve put together a glamping tent on a 20x30 lot using the new Ikhas Set. Sometimes, build items can feel a bit abstract until you see them put together, so feel free to drop this straight into your game as a destination lot, or just use it as inspiration for your own builds.

The layout features a central seating area with the entrance, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom wrapping around it. Step outside, and there are tons of terrace spaces to relax, complete with the sunken pool from Ikhas Part 2!

Additional CC used: Soho, Kichen, Kichen 2.0, Shop the Look, Fayun (for lighting), and Estate (for the bathroom). (I will be updating this lot once Ikhas Part 4 is officially finished!)

Gallery ID: felixandresims Lot Name: Ikhas Pavilion (Don't forget to tick the "Include Custom Content" box in the Gallery!)

I hope your Sims love their new getaway. Have a wonderful weekend!

Happy Simming,

Felix xxx

[felixandresims]

Hey everyone!

Welcome to Ikhas Part 3! Now that the exterior tent architecture is finished, it's time to move inside. For this month's release, I wanted to capture the ultimate luxury glamping getaway, bringing that high-end, Aman-inspired resort feel to your Sims' interiors.

This is a 29-item Build/Buy assortment designed to create a relaxing, tactile environment. I paid close attention to the mix of materials here, combining heavy plaster bases and stitched leather with elegant fluted woods, woven fibres, and dark forged metalware to give the space a grounded, earthy weight.

This Set is currently on Early Access, and you can find more about it here

Lots of Luv,

Felix xxx

[felixandresims]

IKHAS Part 2 is here! ⛺️✨

I’ve been continuing work on the tent structure, adding a draped entrance, poles, and a new canvas roof. I think the structure is pretty much done for now!

I also worked on the terrace—I love the pools at Aman-i-Khas, so I made a sunken plunge pool with a beautiful water color.

The set includes:

Tent Structure: Draped entrance, poles, canvas roof & trim.

Furniture: Woven sunbed & ottoman, lounger, and two side tables.

Decor: Lantern with a mini pedestal and 2 Dhok trees.

Build: 3 pavements for the terrace and tent pedestal.

I hope you enjoy sending your Sims off to a luxury glamping site—don't forget the sunscreen! :D

This Set is on Early Access, and you can find it here

Thank you so much for the support! Lots of Luv,

Felix xxx

[felixandresims]

IKHAS Part 2 is here! ⛺️✨

I’ve been continuing work on the tent structure, adding a draped entrance, poles, and a new canvas roof. I think the structure is pretty much done for now!

I also worked on the terrace—I love the pools at Aman-i-Khas, so I made a sunken plunge pool with a beautiful water color.

The set includes:

Tent Structure: Draped entrance, poles, canvas roof & trim.

Furniture: Woven sunbed & ottoman, lounger, and two side tables.

Decor: Lantern with a mini pedestal and 2 Dhok trees.

Build: 3 pavements for the terrace and tent pedestal.

I hope you enjoy sending your Sims off to a luxury glamping site—don't forget the sunscreen! :D

This Set is on Early Access, and you can find it here

Thank you so much for the support! Lots of Luv,

Felix xxx

[felixandresims]

I am so excited to finally share IKHAS Part 1! ⛺✨

I have been dreaming of a Glamping collection for years, and it is finally happening. My main goal was to make the rigid building style of The Sims 4 look soft and draped. All the pieces match seamlessly so your tent feels like a cohesive unit, whether you build a cozy one-room setup or a massive multi-room retreat.

The exterior pieces have 15 swatches, and the interior includes the same colors plus 5 fun extra patterns. It also pairs beautifully with both modern and traditional furniture!

What's included:

Windows and panoramic screens

Arches with built-in curtains

A curtain sliding door

Walls and ceiling pieces

Lots of different blinds

A banyan tree and a livistona palm 🌴

This Set is on Early Access and you will find it here

[felixandresims]

Hello everyone,

This month’s update continues directly from ESTATE Part 17 and completes the boot room introduced last month.

With the St. Ponderley cabinet system in place, I focused on the surrounding pieces that give the room its everyday character. A stone sink and apothecary drawers integrate with the existing joinery, while coats, baskets, trunks, flowers, and soft lighting bring warmth and a lived-in feeling.

The aim was to keep the space quiet and functional, the kind of service room that feels settled rather than styled. Everything is designed to layer naturally with earlier Estate releases and to feel part of a long-established house.

This set is on Early Access, and you can find more about it here

As always, thank you so much for your continued support and for following the Estate set as it evolves.

And with that, it might be time to pack our bags. A new place is waiting to be explored.

Lots of Luv, Felix xx

[harrie-cc]

☀️DelSol – Part Five: Outdoor Dining & Kitchen

Happy New Year Everyone!

I hope you all managed to get a bit of rest over the break and are heading into 2026 feeling refreshed — this release marks the very first DelSol drop of the year, and I couldn’t think of a better way to start than gathering around food, sunshine, and outdoor spaces.

Part Five shifts the focus firmly into outdoor dining and cooking, building on the foundations of the last few releases. Inspired by modern Spanish Revival homes and relaxed California entertaining, this part is all about creating spaces where Sims linger — long lunches, casual dinners, and evenings that stretch just a little longer than planned.

At the heart of this release is the Encimera del Sol outdoor kitchen, joined by a matching island and a built-in gas grill. I wanted these pieces to feel architectural but practical — mostly closed cabinetry so you’re not forced to clutter every surface, with clean lines that work just as well under a pergola as they do out in the open.

Alongside the kitchen, the dining area finally comes together with the Mesa del Sol dining collection. Warm timber surfaces, solid proportions, and flexible seating options make it easy to mix benches and chairs depending on your space. The painted metal dining chairs tie back to last month’s seating, keeping everything cohesive without feeling overly matched.

Items Include:

Encimera del Sol outdoor kitchen counter w/ accent piece

Isla del Sol matching kitchen island w/ accent piece

Parrilla del Sol built-in gas grill

Mesa del Sol dining table collection

Mixed seating table (bench + chairs)

Bench-only dining table

Compact dining table

Extended dining table

Silla del Sol painted metal dining chair

All items are Base Game compatible. All items can be found by searching with the keyword DelSol in the b/b catalogue.

Now Available On Patreon Early Access

Public Release: 18th March

[felixandresims]

Happy New Year! ESTATE Part 17 marks the beginning of a new interior space within the Estate collection, shifting focus toward mud room / boot room interiors inspired by 19th-century manor houses.

This first release introduces the St. Ponderley cabinet system, a modular, built-in storage system designed to read as traditional estate joinery rather than standalone furniture. Tall proportions, muted tones, and ladder access hint at long-term storage and everyday order in a well-run house.

The system is designed to run seamlessly across walls and works well in boot rooms, hallways, studies, or service spaces.

This set represents the first part of the room, with more elements coming next month.

This Set is on Early Acces and you will find more here

Lots of Luv,

Felix xx

[felixandresims]

ESTATE Part 16: The Stable Interior :)

After spending the last two months focused on the exterior architecture, ESTATE Part 16 moves inside. My main inspiration for this set comes from the Royal Mews and traditional British stables—I wanted to capture that refined, almost residential aesthetic where functional spaces are still beautiful.

Walls: Tiled stable walls with matching panelling for a cohesive look.

Floors: Rustic brick flooring in two variants: a classic straight layout and a herringbone pattern.

Sweep Partitions: A curved, spindled divider to help you structure the layout and create open, airy horse boxes.

The Furniture

Chesterfield Seating: A long-requested set! Includes a Sofa, Loveseat, and Armchair to add a touch of luxury to the tack room or lounge.

Horse Care: Includes a horse bed, hay feeder, water trough, and a saddle rack (available both with and without a saddle).

Base Game Compatibility To ensure everyone can build with these items, regardless of whether you own Horse Ranch:

The Hay Feeder includes a decorative version.

The Water Trough includes a functional Sink version.

I’ll be continuing the stable interior next month to allow for even more storytelling!

This is set in Early Access, and you can find it here

Happy Simming,

Felix xx

[felixandresims]

Hello Everyone :),

This month continues the Stable Block and focuses on giving you more flexibility for shaping the exterior. I’ve always enjoyed working on architectural details, and this part leans fully into that.

This set introduces a new system of stable windows, available as metal frames or in the stable colour palette introduced last month. Each unit can stand alone or snap into extended runs, allowing anything from a small outbuilding to a full courtyard façade. Matching stone surrounds—frames, sills, and pediments—are modular as well, so you can compose your own profiles rather than rely on fixed shapes.

A fully modular pilaster system complements the windows. It includes bases, shafts, pedestals, and three capital types: Tuscan, Ionic, and Corinthian. All pieces come in straight-wall and corner versions. They’re sized for two-storey façades but scale down neatly while keeping the snapping points intact.

For additional architectural detail, Part 15 adds a horse bas-relief panel, a simple wall niche, and a gable clock designed for stable or manor rooflines. These work with both the stone palette and the new modular elements.

The roofline is extended with a cupola, a roof-only cupola, a smaller dormer, a new frieze, a half-wall trim, and a matching roof trim. All exterior pieces use the 20-stone Estate palette for seamless integration with earlier parts.

This set is on Early Access, and you will find it here

With the exterior now complete, next month I’ll finally move on to the actual horse-related items. Thank you so much for all your support!

Lots of Luv,

Felix xxx

[felixandresims]

Hello Everyone :),

This month continues the Stable Block and focuses on giving you more flexibility for shaping the exterior. I’ve always enjoyed working on architectural details, and this part leans fully into that.

This set introduces a new system of stable windows, available as metal frames or in the stable colour palette introduced last month. Each unit can stand alone or snap into extended runs, allowing anything from a small outbuilding to a full courtyard façade. Matching stone surrounds—frames, sills, and pediments—are modular as well, so you can compose your own profiles rather than rely on fixed shapes.

A fully modular pilaster system complements the windows. It includes bases, shafts, pedestals, and three capital types: Tuscan, Ionic, and Corinthian. All pieces come in straight-wall and corner versions. They’re sized for two-storey façades but scale down neatly while keeping the snapping points intact.

For additional architectural detail, Part 15 adds a horse bas-relief panel, a simple wall niche, and a gable clock designed for stable or manor rooflines. These work with both the stone palette and the new modular elements.

The roofline is extended with a cupola, a roof-only cupola, a smaller dormer, a new frieze, a half-wall trim, and a matching roof trim. All exterior pieces use the 20-stone Estate palette for seamless integration with earlier parts.

This set is on Early Access, and you will find it here

With the exterior now complete, next month I’ll finally move on to the actual horse-related items. Thank you so much for all your support!

Lots of Luv,

Felix xxx

[harrie-cc]

☀️DelSol☀️ - Part Two

Hey everyone! 🌞

Part Two of DelSol is here — and it’s all about plaster, arches, and that beautiful flow between indoor and outdoor living that makes Spanish Revival architecture so timeless.

This month introduces the Arco del Sol collection — a set of plaster arches and wall details designed to bring softness and depth to your builds. The curved column arches are perfect for outdoor spaces like courtyards and patios, while the traditional interior arches and matching plaster wall piece are built to blend seamlessly indoors, lighting beautifully without harsh shadow seams.

💡TIP: Column arches are best used outside in spaces that do not need to be closed off from the outdoor lighting. Functional aarchways can be paired with the fullheight wall (found in wall decorations) to create an entire thicker plaster wall with arch cutout.

And yes — you’ll also spot the wall-mounted mailbox! It’s the first time I’ve ever made a functional in-game mailbox, and I’m so happy with how it turned out. It’s a small detail, but one that really finishes a façade. I’ll definitely be revisiting the idea when I tackle outdoor fencing, where a matching freestanding version will make its debut.

Part Two feels like a real turning point for DelSol — these architectural pieces start to define the language of the set, and I can’t wait to see how you use them in your builds.

Thank you, as always, for your support and excitement — your feedback truly shapes each stage of this project.

Items Include:

3 Tile Arch Column

2 Tile Arch Column

Full Height Wall Column (left & right)

3 Tile Arch (short, medium & tall)

2 Tile Arch (short, medium & tall)

Full Height Decorative Wall (short, medium & tall)

Stucco Wallpaper

Terracotta Flooring w/ Decorative Trim

Arched Window (grand, short & mini)

Circle Accent Window

Quatrefoil Accent Window

Window Beams (1, 2 & 3 tile)

Door Beams (1 & 2 tile)

Wallmounted Mailbox

Single Front Door

All items are Base Game compatible. The majority of items can be found by searching with the keyword DelSol in the b/b catalogue, however the floor, wallpaper and columns you'll need to search for manually in their respective categories.

Now Available on Patreon Early Access

Public Release: 11th December

[felixandresims]

The first part of the Horse Stables 🐎

Inspired by Georgian and Palladian architecture — elegant, sturdy, and slightly simpler than the manor house, yet still grand in presence. This first release focuses on doors and archways, which can be customized with separate door wings, matching windows, stone surrounds, and a small round window.

The doors are detailed with heavy metal hardware and horse-shaped handles, and come in 3-tile, 2-tile, and single-tile versions. To round things off, there’s a functional frieze, foot trim, and a series of climbing rose bushes to bring your stable walls to life. 🌿

I hope you’ll enjoy the start of the Stables and have fun building with it.

This Set is on Early Access, and you will find it here

Thank you so much for your continued support — I’ll continue with the next part soon.

Felix xx

[felixandresims]

The first part of the Horse Stables 🐎

Inspired by Georgian and Palladian architecture — elegant, sturdy, and slightly simpler than the manor house, yet still grand in presence. This first release focuses on doors and archways, which can be customized with separate door wings, matching windows, stone surrounds, and a small round window.

The doors are detailed with heavy metal hardware and horse-shaped handles, and come in 3-tile, 2-tile, and single-tile versions. To round things off, there’s a functional frieze, foot trim, and a series of climbing rose bushes to bring your stable walls to life. 🌿

I hope you’ll enjoy the start of the Stables and have fun building with it.

This Set is on Early Access, and you will find it here

Thank you so much for your continued support — I’ll continue with the next part soon.

Felix xx

[felixandresims]

A new month means a new set ✨ This time I’ve finally tackled the Laundry Room!

Inspired by period dramas and service areas with glass walls, I created a set of doors and windows for all wall heights that slot together seamlessly. Perfect for partitioning spaces or even building a conservatory 🌿

Of course, the heart of the set is the washing machine and dryer — both functional and deco-only, so you can use them even without the Laundry Pack. They work on their own, in the Fridgenook from Part 11, or in the new counters made especially for them. You’ll also get a laundry basket (functional + deco), two cabinets (one with an ironing board, one empty), and plenty of clutter: washing powder, detergent, softener, spray soap, an iron, a set-up ironing board, and a basket of neatly folded laundry.

This Set is on early access and you will find it here

Thank you so much for your support 💛 I hope you’ll enjoy building with these pieces — and without spoiling too much, next month brings a big change of scenery 🐎

[felixandresims]

A new month means a new set ✨ This time I’ve finally tackled the Laundry Room!

Inspired by period dramas and service areas with glass walls, I created a set of doors and windows for all wall heights that slot together seamlessly. Perfect for partitioning spaces or even building a conservatory 🌿

Of course, the heart of the set is the washing machine and dryer — both functional and deco-only, so you can use them even without the Laundry Pack. They work on their own, in the Fridgenook from Part 11, or in the new counters made especially for them. You’ll also get a laundry basket (functional + deco), two cabinets (one with an ironing board, one empty), and plenty of clutter: washing powder, detergent, softener, spray soap, an iron, a set-up ironing board, and a basket of neatly folded laundry.

This Set is on early access and you will find it here

Thank you so much for your support 💛 I hope you’ll enjoy building with these pieces — and without spoiling too much, next month brings a big change of scenery 🐎